Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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a, ,. Adele W. Ziemer Typing I Business Education Pefml We Nola M. Hoclcenberry Typing Persona Typing Business Mathematics General Business Co-sponsor: Future Business Leaders of America Sheldon W. Grasley Typing Salesmanshi Retail Mexichandjising Merchandise Information Mary Virginia Holshouser Shorthand I, II Typing Persona Typing 21. if LS.ggi'f. ' ' f if 141 six gi-fx' gazwrif... -.-.Wm -ff.. tg 1:r.,nf'm. .Me -e Q as ss fs sg S 2 X J , , ,. , ,. , sk .gi-ssgijgfggse t L15 wggfep-sp I sw 'i . Kathleen K. Miller Clerical Typing Clerical Practice Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor Exifil Business Education is provided for students planning to enter a business career following high school educa- tion. Business courses, however, are available as electives for those stu- dents who wish to supplement their program with business courses. Central Bucks students excelling in the business courses such as short- hand, typing, business math, and busi- ness law, are qualified to represent our school in state contests at Blooms- burg State College, May 14th. Also, Central Bucks was the host of the Spring Regional F .B.L.A. Conference on April lst. Business Math Kenneth I. Oswald Typing II Personal Typing Salesmanship Retail Merchandising Mr. Grasley quickly spots an error.

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Gerald E. Detwiler Paul W. Detterline, Ir. C. Bartley Elfman Industrial Arts Automotive Mechanics Wood Shop Department Chairman Industrial Arts National Honor Society Sponsor Joseph S. Billingham Technical Graphics Wood Shop General Shop NX ' Grading a project from all angles. The industrial courses are de- signed to give students a good basis in skills which will help them in their future occupations. These courses, under the direc- tion of Mr. Detwiler, aid the students in developing talents connected with manual arts. Throughout the year, stu- dents work on projects and learn techniques from their instruc- tors. These practical courses have helped to train students and have contributed to the wide variety of Central Bucks cur- ricula. Just a small adjustment, and you'll be ready to go! Industrial Arts Herbert C. Simonson Technical Graphics I, II, III Cross Country Coach j. Robert Mays Graphic Arts -1 . 4